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Qantas Freight starts new Singapore service
April 13th 2026
Qantas Freight last week started flying a twice-weekly service to Singapore from its Sydney hub. Read More » The Qantas Group business is operating A330P2F freighters on the service, which is scheduled on Fridays and Sundays. Changi Airport Group (CAG) said this was the first time Qantas had operated dedicated freighter services to Singapore. The airline also carries cargo on its scheduled passenger services to Singapore from Brisbane, Darwin, London Heathrow, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney. "Singapore is one of the world’s major cargo hubs and will play an important role in connecting shipments between Australia, China and Southeast Asia," Qantas Freight executive manager, Igor Kwiatkowski, said. "The new stop gives freight forwarders greater routing options and flexibility, particularly for high-tech goods and e-commerce." CAG executive vice president for air hub and cargo development, Lim Ching Kiat, said: "The decision by Qantas Group to expand its freighter operations to Singapore is timely, as we continue to see stronger air cargo demand in Asia-Pacific and the region’s increasing importance as a key driver of global air cargo growth."
